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Conan the Barbarian is employed by one of the civilized countries to help in it's push to claim lands from the primitive Picts. The Picts are not excited about the idea however. Old gods and mythical creatures are called up by the Pict witches to contest the invading army and Conan finds himself battling for his life amid the blood thirsty hordes that include saber-toothed tigers, 40 foot long venomous snakes and a demon from another dimension who is intent on crushing him. The huge dog Slasher makes an appearance here and distinguishes himself so well in a doomed battle to delay their forces that Conan openly praises his courage and pledges that 7 Pict heads will roll in his honor. (Summary by Phil Chenevert)

Beyond the Black River by Robert E. Howard (1906 - 1936)

Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron is a collection of novellas or short novels written during the 14th century. There are 100 tales contained in the book which is presented together. The book’s title The Decameron combines the two Greek words “deka” meaning ten and “hemera” meaning day. The title can be literally translated as “ten day,” which is also the time frame in which the stories are told by the 7 young women and 3 young men.  
 In the book, each of the ten persons took their turns to tell stories for a day. They did this during their stay at a villa in Fiesole in which they stayed to be safe from the Black Plague. The stories they told vary from love stories, narratives which have tragic endings to erotic tales. This book was originally written in vernacular Florentine and was subsequently translated into many different languages including English. Wayne Reborn’s recent translation of the book into English in 2013 was praised by many critics for being “modern” and it made the book more “readable” to younger audiences.  
Like most of the literature from the medieval times, this book is full of symbolisms. The book’s subtitle “Prince Galehaut” is an allusion to Galehaut, a character in the tale of King Arthur who made a way for his friend Lancelot and Guinevere to meet and express their love for each other. It was believed that Boccaccio used this subtitle to express his sentiment about women during his time who have no social liberty and can’t freely express themselves. The seven young women in the book are believed to symbolize the four cardinal virtues and the three theological virtues while the three young men represent the classical belief of the Greeks in which the human soul has three parts: reason, spirit and appetite.    
In the passage of time, other authors eventually borrowed the storylines of the tales told in the book. Modern readers may be amused to learn that the plots of some of the stories they know today were just borrowed from this The Decameron.

Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron is a collection of novellas or short novels written during the 14th century. There are 100 tales contained in the book which is presented together. The book’s title The Decameron combines the two Greek words “deka” meaning ten and “hemera” meaning day. The title can be literally translated as “ten day,” which is also the time frame in which the stories are told by the 7 young women and 3 young men. In the book, each of the ten persons took their turns to tell stories for a day. They did this during their stay at a villa in Fiesole in which they stayed to be safe from the Black Plague. The stories they told vary from love stories, narratives which have tragic endings to erotic tales. This book was originally written in vernacular Florentine and was subsequently translated into many different languages including English. Wayne Reborn’s recent translation of the book into English in 2013 was praised by many critics for being “modern” and it made the book more “readable” to younger audiences. Like most of the literature from the medieval times, this book is full of symbolisms. The book’s subtitle “Prince Galehaut” is an allusion to Galehaut, a character in the tale of King Arthur who made a way for his friend Lancelot and Guinevere to meet and express their love for each other. It was believed that Boccaccio used this subtitle to express his sentiment about women during his time who have no social liberty and can’t freely express themselves. The seven young women in the book are believed to symbolize the four cardinal virtues and the three theological virtues while the three young men represent the classical belief of the Greeks in which the human soul has three parts: reason, spirit and appetite. In the passage of time, other authors eventually borrowed the storylines of the tales told in the book. Modern readers may be amused to learn that the plots of some of the stories they know today were just borrowed from this The Decameron.

The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio

The typical action hero with a stiff upper lip whose actions speak louder than his words, a mysterious American who lives in dread of being killed, an anarchist plot to destabilize Greece, a deadly German spy network, a notebook entirely written in code, and all this set in the weeks preceding the outbreak of World War I. The Thirty-nine Steps, by John Buchan is a spy classic entirely worthy of its genre and will delight modern day readers with its complicated plot. It is also notable for being the literary progenitor of the spook novel that typically features the secret operative on the run, determined to unravel a world domination plot. 

John Buchan, the author, was a Scottish writer and historian who also had an illustrious career as the Governor General of Canada in 1935. Born in Perth, Scotland, he developed an early love of nature which features prominently in his writings. He won several prizes at Oxford for his essays and poetry and embarked on a diplomatic career. He served in South Africa and on his return to London, became the editor of a prominent newspaper. He wrote his first novel, an adventure tale, in 1910, worked on creating war propaganda for Britain during World War I. While recovering from a bout of illness connected with his chronic duodenal ulcer problem, Buchan wrote The Thirty-nine Steps, the first of a series featuring the intrepid Richard Hannay. 

The surprisingly slim novel (it has just 100 pages) is a quick but exciting read. One evening in London, Richard Hannay, recently returned from Rhodesia, is accosted by a desperate stranger who begs for shelter as he fears for his life. Hannay who's not the type to shirk adventure, obliges. However, the stranger is shortly found violently murdered in Hannay's flat. From here on, the plot takes readers on a thrilling rollercoaster ride as Hannay attempts to thwart a diabolical German conspiracy. 

Buchan, the author of more than 100 books, received several civil and literary awards. The Thirty-nine Steps has been extensively adapted for radio, stage, screen and television. A video game was released recently. However, Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 film starring Robert Donnat is perhaps the best take on this early precursor of cool, debonair  secret agents like James Bond. In his preface, Buchan confesses to a passion for the “dime novel” or “shocker” where “incidents defy probability.” 

The book holds immense appeal for readers of all ages, especially those who enjoy tales involving plots and counter plots!

The typical action hero with a stiff upper lip whose actions speak louder than his words, a mysterious American who lives in dread of being killed, an anarchist plot to destabilize Greece, a deadly German spy network, a notebook entirely written in code, and all this set in the weeks preceding the outbreak of World War I. The Thirty-nine Steps, by John Buchan is a spy classic entirely worthy of its genre and will delight modern day readers with its complicated plot. It is also notable for being the literary progenitor of the spook novel that typically features the secret operative on the run, determined to unravel a world domination plot. John Buchan, the author, was a Scottish writer and historian who also had an illustrious career as the Governor General of Canada in 1935. Born in Perth, Scotland, he developed an early love of nature which features prominently in his writings. He won several prizes at Oxford for his essays and poetry and embarked on a diplomatic career. He served in South Africa and on his return to London, became the editor of a prominent newspaper. He wrote his first novel, an adventure tale, in 1910, worked on creating war propaganda for Britain during World War I. While recovering from a bout of illness connected with his chronic duodenal ulcer problem, Buchan wrote The Thirty-nine Steps, the first of a series featuring the intrepid Richard Hannay. The surprisingly slim novel (it has just 100 pages) is a quick but exciting read. One evening in London, Richard Hannay, recently returned from Rhodesia, is accosted by a desperate stranger who begs for shelter as he fears for his life. Hannay who's not the type to shirk adventure, obliges. However, the stranger is shortly found violently murdered in Hannay's flat. From here on, the plot takes readers on a thrilling rollercoaster ride as Hannay attempts to thwart a diabolical German conspiracy. Buchan, the author of more than 100 books, received several civil and literary awards. The Thirty-nine Steps has been extensively adapted for radio, stage, screen and television. A video game was released recently. However, Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 film starring Robert Donnat is perhaps the best take on this early precursor of cool, debonair secret agents like James Bond. In his preface, Buchan confesses to a passion for the “dime novel” or “shocker” where “incidents defy probability.” The book holds immense appeal for readers of all ages, especially those who enjoy tales involving plots and counter plots!

The Thirty-nine Steps by John Buchan

The disappearance of a German spy and the gathering storm that foretells the prelude to World War I is what greets you in this riveting book.  The further you read the more mysteries unfold like secret submarine plans with some pages missing found in the hands of a corpse. There's also family insanity in Cornwall, a dead Spaniard and mafia hiding in an empty London flat.

His Last Bow was published in the Strand Magazine circa 1908 and included several other short stories as well. Even during Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's own lifetime, Holmes had acquired cult status. His deductive methods, brilliant powers of observation, eccentric habits, occasional dabbling in drugs, strange and exotic clients and his connections among the high and mighty across many countries and continents went on to attain legendary fame. 

In His Last Bow, Holmes tackles themes like adultery (in The Adventure of the Cardboard Box) which resulted in this particular story being left out of American editions.  Holmes' enigmatic and secretive brother Mycroft makes a rare appearance in The Adventure of the Bruce-Partington Plans and Holmes famously remarks, “... that Mycroft should break out in this erratic fashion... A planet may well leave its orbit!” This is also the story where one of Holmes' most famous axioms appears, “...when all other contingencies fail, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” 

The title story is somewhat different from the others. This spy story turned murder mystery is not narrated by Dr. Watson. Conan Doyle experts have dubbed it a propaganda tool written to boost the morale of British soldiers in WWI. There are the famous concluding lines which are often mistakenly attributed to Churchill, “There is an east wind coming, Watson... But it is God's own wind, nonetheless...”

For Sherlock Holmes fans, His Last Bow by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is indeed a thrilling and compelling read from the master of detective fiction.

The disappearance of a German spy and the gathering storm that foretells the prelude to World War I is what greets you in this riveting book. The further you read the more mysteries unfold like secret submarine plans with some pages missing found in the hands of a corpse. There's also family insanity in Cornwall, a dead Spaniard and mafia hiding in an empty London flat. His Last Bow was published in the Strand Magazine circa 1908 and included several other short stories as well. Even during Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's own lifetime, Holmes had acquired cult status. His deductive methods, brilliant powers of observation, eccentric habits, occasional dabbling in drugs, strange and exotic clients and his connections among the high and mighty across many countries and continents went on to attain legendary fame. In His Last Bow, Holmes tackles themes like adultery (in The Adventure of the Cardboard Box) which resulted in this particular story being left out of American editions. Holmes' enigmatic and secretive brother Mycroft makes a rare appearance in The Adventure of the Bruce-Partington Plans and Holmes famously remarks, “... that Mycroft should break out in this erratic fashion... A planet may well leave its orbit!” This is also the story where one of Holmes' most famous axioms appears, “...when all other contingencies fail, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” The title story is somewhat different from the others. This spy story turned murder mystery is not narrated by Dr. Watson. Conan Doyle experts have dubbed it a propaganda tool written to boost the morale of British soldiers in WWI. There are the famous concluding lines which are often mistakenly attributed to Churchill, “There is an east wind coming, Watson... But it is God's own wind, nonetheless...” For Sherlock Holmes fans, His Last Bow by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is indeed a thrilling and compelling read from the master of detective fiction.

His Last Bow by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

The Douay Rheims New Testament, published in 1582, is a translation of St Jerome's Latin Vulgate which dates from the fourth century. It influenced production of the King James version of the Bible to come some years afterward, while being the only Roman Catholic authorized vernacular scriptures up until the middle twentieth century. Although updated linguistically in the 18th and 19th centuries to provide easier understanding by the laity and reduce its use of Latinized words, it strove to be faithful to the original translation. The work's importance is that it remains the scriptural texts still relied upon and recognized by more conservative Catholics, following the Second Vatican Council. Its original intent was to respond to the emerging Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century in England. In a phrase, it seems to strive to be "the salt of the earth". (Summary by JCarson)

Bible (DRV) New Testament by Douay-Rheims Version (DRV)

Brian and Ben are hitting the road talking with brewers and beer personalities from around the globe. You will also be treated to episodes of Let&rsquo;s Talk Beer&rsquo;s evil twin, Let&rsquo;s Not Talk Beer, where we interview the same people about everything except beer. Crack open a cold one and enjoy.

Brian and Ben are hitting the road talking with brewers and beer personalities from around the globe. You will also be treated to episodes of Let’s Talk Beer’s evil twin, Let’s Not Talk Beer, where we interview the same people about everything except beer. Crack open a cold one and enjoy.

Let's Talk Beer

SQR Podcast is designed Educate, Entertain &amp; Encourage via real stories from real people. Tune in every week to hear new podcasts that you won’t hear anywhere else!

SQR Podcast is designed Educate, Entertain & Encourage via real stories from real people. Tune in every week to hear new podcasts that you won’t hear anywhere else!

SQR Podcast - The Community Podcast (Entertain - Educate - Encourage)

Now in its second season, CHQ&A is the flagship podcast of Chautauqua Institution, featuring interviews with prominent guests who participate in Chautauqua's summer season of programs in the arts, education, interfaith dialogue and recreation.

Hosted by Jordan Steves, Chautauqua's director of communications, with interviewers from around the Chautauqua community.

Now in its second season, CHQ&A is the flagship podcast of Chautauqua Institution, featuring interviews with prominent guests who participate in Chautauqua's summer season of programs in the arts, education, interfaith dialogue and recreation. Hosted by Jordan Steves, Chautauqua's director of communications, with interviewers from around the Chautauqua community.

Now in its second season, CHQ&amp;A is the flagship podcast of Chautauqua Institution, featuring interviews with prominent guests who participate in Chautauqua's summer season of programs in the arts, education, interfaith dialogue and recreation.

Hosted by Jordan Steves, Chautauqua's director of communications, with interviewers from around the Chautauqua community.

CHQ&A

Wir sind Cosplayer und sprechen über alles was mit Cosplay zu tun hat!

GZM Cosplay Podcast

SORCEROUS is a part of the SERIALAUDIO podcast network. It's a podcast dedicated to the Urban Fantasy genre in audio and audiobook formats! So make yourself comfortable, salt the doors the window sills, and join me!

SORCEROUS: An Urban Fantasy Podcast

Interviews with fanatasy and sci-fi (science fiction) book authors for readers and new book discovery.

Books and Authors Fantasy and Sci-fi Podcast

Critical, accusatory, but lightened with occasional irreverent humor, MormonTalk is a journey with Mike, Dave, and Mitch as they explore issues with the truth claims of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (aka, the Mormon church). As former Mormons who indulged in apologetics at times, the podcast hosts get personal as they address the struggle members of the Church face when they attempt to deal with some of the initially-attractive, sometimes-shocking, ever-evolving truth claims of the religion. Not intended for active adherents to the faith, MormonTalk is aimed at people ranging from those who've already left, to those who are in the process of leaving, to those who have just begun questioning. If nothing else, it is "an exploration for those who question".

MormonTalk

Welcome to JARO Podcast hosted by filmmaker, writer, director and producer, Tomeka M. Winborne.   JARO Podcast presents culturally relevant topics featuring actors, musicians, artists, writers and media industry trend setters in the world of arts and entertainment from across the African Diaspora.

Welcome to JARO Podcast hosted by filmmaker, writer, director and producer, Tomeka M. Winborne. JARO Podcast presents culturally relevant topics featuring actors, musicians, artists, writers and media industry trend setters in the world of arts and entertainment from across the African Diaspora.

Jaro Podcast

Chicago, 1934In a city rife with crime and corruption, a hero emerges. The Shade, who rushes in where fools fear to tread...with predictable results. Luckily for Chicago, there’s the Vamp, female crimefighter replete with all the skill and talent the Shade lacks. Can the Shade save Chicago from crime? Can the Vamp save The Shade from himself?Eclectic Full Contact Theatre presents Throwing Shade, the 1930’s radio satire you’ve been dying for. Uploading every Wednesday on all your favorite podcast sites!  Support us on Patreon at <a href="http://www.patreon.com/EFCT" rel="nofollow">www.patreon.com/EFCT</a> And get exclusive access to behind the scenes videos, audio outtakes, merchandise, and much much more! Membership levels as low as $1! That’s right, you can support Throwing Shade and still have plenty of cabbage! Don’t be a mug! Listen to Eclectic Full Contact Theatre’s Throwing Shade every Wednesday, and join the fight against crime, corruption, and a pun-less existence by becoming a Patron at <a href="http://www.patreon.com/EFCT" rel="nofollow">www.patreon.com/EFCT</a>.  Throwing Shade—the hero this city....never really asked for...

Chicago, 1934 In a city rife with crime and corruption, a hero emerges. The Shade, who rushes in where fools fear to tread...with predictable results. Luckily for Chicago, there’s the Vamp, female crimefighter replete with all the skill and talent the Shade lacks. Can the Shade save Chicago from crime? Can the Vamp save The Shade from himself? Eclectic Full Contact Theatre presents Throwing Shade, the 1930’s radio satire you’ve been dying for. Uploading every Wednesday on all your favorite podcast sites! Support us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/EFCT And get exclusive access to behind the scenes videos, audio outtakes, merchandise, and much much more! Membership levels as low as $1! That’s right, you can support Throwing Shade and still have plenty of cabbage! Don’t be a mug! Listen to Eclectic Full Contact Theatre’s Throwing Shade every Wednesday, and join the fight against crime, corruption, and a pun-less existence by becoming a Patron at www.patreon.com/EFCT. Throwing Shade—the hero this city....never really asked for...

Chicago, 1934In a city rife with crime and corruption, a hero emerges. The Shade, who rushes in where fools fear to tread...with predictable results. Luckily for Chicago, there’s the Vamp, female crimefighter replete with all the skill and talent the Shade lacks. Can the Shade save Chicago from crime? Can the Vamp save The Shade from himself?Eclectic Full Contact Theatre presents Throwing Shade, the 1930’s radio satire you’ve been dying for. Uploading every Wednesday on all your favorite podcast sites!&nbsp; Support us on Patreon at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.patreon.com/EFCT" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.patreon.com/EFCT</a>&nbsp;And get exclusive access to behind the scenes videos, audio outtakes, merchandise, and much much more! Membership levels as low as $1! That’s right, you can support Throwing Shade and still have plenty of cabbage! Don’t be a mug! Listen to Eclectic Full Contact Theatre’s Throwing Shade every Wednesday, and join the fight against crime, corruption, and a pun-less existence by becoming a Patron at <a href="http://www.patreon.com/EFCT" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.patreon.com/EFCT</a>. &nbsp;Throwing Shade—the hero this city....never really asked for...

Eclectic Full Contact Theatre's Throwing Shade

A podcast featuring food and fun conversations.

Zing! with Anabel Prince

Open Books

H Μίνα Μπιράκου μιλάει για όσα και όσους της έκαναν καλή ή κακή εντύπωση την εβδομάδα που πέρασε, προτείνει ό,τι της άρεσε και την έκανε να περάσει καλά, σχολιάζει την επικαιρότητα, ασχολείται με τις ανθρώπινες σχέσεις και ιστορίες, παίρνει θέση σε ζητήματα που σηκώνουν συζήτηση και αφηγείται προσωπικά περιστατικά. Με καλεσμένους ή μόνη της, κάθε εβδομάδα ανοίγει μικρόφωνο με το Been There, Done That!

Been There, Done That

A podcast about the world of branding. From tone to typography, we explore how logos happen, what makes advertising successful, and why this all matters.

A podcast about the world of branding. From tone to typography, we explore how logos happen, what makes advertising successful, and why this all matters.

Brand of Brothers

Please Stand By Radio is an ongoing project produced by Civil Unrest and hosted by Kelsey Ford. The purpose of the series is to cultivate community by hosting interviews with up and coming creatives, activists, and everyone in between. 

A special thank you to @soulis_prod for our theme music.

Contact us at contact@civilunrest.us for inquiries.

Please Stand By Radio is an ongoing project produced by Civil Unrest and hosted by Kelsey Ford. The purpose of the series is to cultivate community by hosting interviews with up and coming creatives, activists, and everyone in between. A special thank you to @soulis_prod for our theme music. Contact us at contact@civilunrest.us for inquiries.

Please Stand By Radio

Great teams make great restaurants. On The Pre-Shift, restaurant operators and industry experts dive into what it takes to build great restaurant teams. We explore their stories, the strategies they use, and valuable lessons on running restaurant teams. Hosted by D. J. Costantino. Presented by 7shifts. The Pre-Shift Podcast is taking a hiatus. Thank you for listening and being part of our restaurant community!

Great teams make great restaurants. On The Pre-Shift, restaurant operators and industry experts dive into what it takes to build great restaurant teams. We explore their stories, the strategies they use, and valuable lessons on running restaurant teams. Hosted by D. J. Costantino. Presented by 7shifts. The Pre-Shift Podcast is taking a hiatus. Thank you for listening and being part of our restaurant community!

The Pre-Shift

Former VJ and host Erica Ehm gets personal with the MuchMusic personalities you probably grew up watching in the 80’s and 90’s, sharing stories and perspectives on how Much made them who they are today.&nbsp;With the heady days of music television as a flashpoint, this podcast explores the theme of reinvention with entertaining anecdotes and useful insights to inspire listeners to face the next chapter of their lives.A mix of music and memories, gossip and advice, secrets and successes, expect the unexpected every week. Make sure you SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode!Erica has also set up a feedback line so you can leave your memories, questions and guest suggestions. 1-833-972-7272

Former VJ and host Erica Ehm gets personal with the MuchMusic personalities you probably grew up watching in the 80’s and 90’s, sharing stories and perspectives on how Much made them who they are today.  With the heady days of music television as a flashpoint, this podcast explores the theme of reinvention with entertaining anecdotes and useful insights to inspire listeners to face the next chapter of their lives. A mix of music and memories, gossip and advice, secrets and successes, expect the unexpected every week. Make sure you SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode! Erica has also set up a feedback line so you can leave your memories, questions and guest suggestions. 1-833-972-7272

Erica Ehm: Reinvention of the VJ

A World of Black Writers by the Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation
 invites readers and writers to explore the vast literary landscape created by Black writers and to learn about the skill, resources and paths they used to develop their work. A World of Black Writers gives authors not only an occasion to spotlight their work, but also gives avid readers and future writers an opportunity to further understand and enjoy both the content, creativity, and diversity of their work.

A World of Black Writers by the Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation invites readers and writers to explore the vast literary landscape created by Black writers and to learn about the skill, resources and paths they used to develop their work. A World of Black Writers gives authors not only an occasion to spotlight their work, but also gives avid readers and future writers an opportunity to further understand and enjoy both the content, creativity, and diversity of their work.

A World of Black Writers

You walk into the grocery store. Navigate to aisle 23 - the sparkling water section. You're greeted with a wall of choices. LaCroix Muré Pepino, Bubly Blackberry, Waterloo Watermelon, Aha Strawberry Cucumber, the list goes on and on... What do you buy? Overwhelmed, you settle for what's most familiar. But is that really your best choice? 

We'll taste all of these flavors, uncover which are best, and suggest what you should bring home.

You walk into the grocery store. Navigate to aisle 23 - the sparkling water section. You're greeted with a wall of choices. LaCroix Muré Pepino, Bubly Blackberry, Waterloo Watermelon, Aha Strawberry Cucumber, the list goes on and on... What do you buy? Overwhelmed, you settle for what's most familiar. But is that really your best choice? We'll taste all of these flavors, uncover which are best, and suggest what you should bring home.

Please Drink Irresponsibly

Restaurant and Retail Revel(ations) is a podcast brought to you by Revel Systems, today’s leading cloud-based iPad POS platform. Join co-hosts and Revel marketing colleagues Sydney Kida and Julie Standridge as they share business insights and best practices featuring tenured leaders in the food, beverage, and retail industries.

Podcast: Restaurant and Retail Revel(ations)

Storytellers and Thought Leaders creatively engaging in their communities.

Creatively Engaging

Welcome to Conscious Compassion co-hosted by Charles Gray & Porscha Flores. This podcast will share stories of the different ways that people deal with low moments in their lives.  How they manifest the drive to overcome obstacles and keep pushing forward.  A fluid space  with media; poetry, music, literary readings or just plain story telling.  Coupled with in-depth interviews of the storytellers so that listeners can learn, relate and be inspired.   Spend a few moments with us as we explore creative coping strategies for these chaotic times.  Conscious compassion where we share because we care.

Welcome to Conscious Compassion co-hosted by Charles Gray & Porscha Flores. This podcast will share stories of the different ways that people deal with low moments in their lives. How they manifest the drive to overcome obstacles and keep pushing forward. A fluid space with media; poetry, music, literary readings or just plain story telling. Coupled with in-depth interviews of the storytellers so that listeners can learn, relate and be inspired. Spend a few moments with us as we explore creative coping strategies for these chaotic times. Conscious compassion where we share because we care.

Welcome to Conscious Compassion co-hosted by Charles Gray &amp; Porscha Flores. This podcast will share stories of the different ways that people deal with low moments in their lives.  How they manifest the drive to overcome obstacles and keep pushing forward.  A fluid space  with media; poetry, music, literary readings or just plain story telling.  Coupled with in-depth interviews of the storytellers so that listeners can learn, relate and be inspired.   Spend a few moments with us as we explore creative coping strategies for these chaotic times.  Conscious compassion where we share because we care.

Conscious Compassion

Are you looking for creative inspiration? Poetry is Freedom, hosted by LaRisa Denise, is a podcast that centers Black and Brown artists using one of the most liberatory mediums in existence: poetry. As the title suggests, she considers poetry a freedom we must protect and advance at all costs. Each week listeners will hear a popular poem, a few reflective questions to inspire your own writing, and a piece from the host. Tune in if you love poetry, need more poetry from marginalized communities in your readings, or find yourself looking for inspiration for your own writing.

Poetry is Freedom

A podcast that is unique in its own way. Live the stories I create and enjoy the music I recreate.Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaisinghhofficial

A podcast that is unique in its own way. Live the stories I create and enjoy the music I recreate. Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaisinghhofficial

The Jai Singh Show

Want an inside look at how your clothes were made? Everything from the good, the bad, and the beautiful? Beyond The Stitch explores the human side of fashion- the side that laughs, cries, drinks coffee, and even makes mistakes. Beyond the Stitch takes a deep look at how good and ethical design can enrich our lives. Join Veronica, Creative Director of Litany NYC, every Wednesday as she talks with her cats or a human guest about how we can make fashion more human.

Beyond the Stitch

Are you looking for more calm in your life? Do you want to connect with reading on a deeper level? Do you want your inner voice to sound more peaceful, confident, and kind every day? Each week in Readitations, I talk about something I've read and create a guided meditation based on the text to help you ground, care for, and listen to yourself. We've each got our own story and meditation and reading are here to help us write those stories the way we want to.

Readitations

Back of House News is a weekly podcast that cuts through the noise, covering the restaurant and foodservice industry headlines that independent operators need to know.

Back of House News is a weekly podcast that cuts through the noise, covering the restaurant and foodservice industry headlines that independent operators need to know.

Back of House News

A space for artists of all backgrounds to learn and grow through honest, authentic conversations, the Willow Talk podcast is a must listen for any creative (seriously - ANY creative). Join Allie, Emma and their guests as they chat through the struggles, successes, and lessons learned on their creative journeys.

Willow Talk

Join host Aaron Cole as he delves into the mysterious and spine-tingling world of The Unexplained Files. Each episode brings you original short stories blending elements of science fiction and horror, crafted by Aaron himself. From eerie encounters with otherworldly beings to chilling tales of the unknown, prepare to be captivated and chilled to the bone. Whether you're a fan of the unexplained, a lover of suspenseful storytelling, or simply seeking a thrill, this podcast is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. Tune in to The Unexplained Files and unlock the secrets lurking in the shadows of the imagination.

The UnExplained Files

Discussing all "genre" media and geek culture.&nbsp;

Discussing all "genre" media and geek culture. 

Open World Chat

Conversations with the biggest names and best-kept secrets of the creative world, spanning across industries. Learn about their origin stories and how they keep going when things get tough. 

New episodes drop every 2 weeks. 

Hosted by Rick Kitagawa and Digital Noir Studios.

Conversations with the biggest names and best-kept secrets of the creative world, spanning across industries. Learn about their origin stories and how they keep going when things get tough. New episodes drop every 2 weeks. Hosted by Rick Kitagawa and Digital Noir Studios.

Arts Podcasts / Page 477

Beyond the Black River by Robert E. Howard (1906 - 1936)

The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio

The Thirty-nine Steps by John Buchan

His Last Bow by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Bible (DRV) New Testament by Douay-Rheims Version (DRV)

Let's Talk Beer

SQR Podcast - The Community Podcast (Entertain - Educate - Encourage)

CHQ&A

GZM Cosplay Podcast

SORCEROUS: An Urban Fantasy Podcast

Books and Authors Fantasy and Sci-fi Podcast

MormonTalk

Jaro Podcast

Eclectic Full Contact Theatre's Throwing Shade

Zing! with Anabel Prince

Open Books

Been There, Done That

Brand of Brothers

Please Stand By Radio

The Pre-Shift

Erica Ehm: Reinvention of the VJ

A World of Black Writers

Please Drink Irresponsibly

Podcast: Restaurant and Retail Revel(ations)

Creatively Engaging

Conscious Compassion

Poetry is Freedom

The Jai Singh Show

Beyond the Stitch

Readitations

Back of House News

Willow Talk

The UnExplained Files

Open World Chat

Origins: A Creative Journey

The Good Foods Podcast

The Low & Slow Barbecue Show

Girls Gotta Read

Shoot Your Shot Photography Podcast

Happy Space Podcast with Clare Kumar

How Do You Atlanta?

3 Lesbians & a Pen

The Spicy Tea Podcast

We Got In!

Exhibitionistas │Visual Arts From All Angles

Stories for Kids with Miss B

Secret Lives of the Disabled

Heritage Buildings Podcast

The Crew Call Pod

Intake: Cursed Devices